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Listing of all 34 news releases from Safe Technology:

Metal fatigue course points out common pitfalls

Safe Technology's Modern Metal Fatigue Analysis course is aimed design and test engineers responsible for product durability in the ground vehicle, aerospace and manufacturing industries.

News from Safe Technology (31 March 2008)

Fatique tester complements simulation software

The integration of Excite Fatigue into AVL's durability and NVH analysis platform provides users with the simulation capabilities needed to gain reliable results within a short project lead time.

News from Safe Technology (20 March 2008)

Software to enhance automotive safety

American Axle and Manufacturing has selected fe-safe and Verity for fatigue evaluation of its driveline systems, chassis systems and metal-formed products.

News from Safe Technology (30 April 2007)

Temperature fatigue expert joins technical team

High-temperature fatigue specialist, Dr Radwan Hazime, has joined Safe Technology's technical team.

News from Safe Technology (22 March 2007)

Durability and fatigue analysis software explained

Fatigue and durability seminars will be held in Ohio, USA during April 2007.

News from Safe Technology ( 8 March 2007)

Fatigue analysis software supported in India

ProSim is signed to provide sales and support services for fe-safe fatigue analysis software in India.

News from Safe Technology ( 9 February 2007)

Welded structures are simulated for stress

User application article The Verity method is a major departure from traditional weld fatigue analysis approaches.

News from Safe Technology ( 5 February 2007)

Fatigue analysis software reduces time and costs

User application article Safe Technology announces that Belcan Engineering Group (USA) has selected FE-Safe, the state of the art fatigue analysis software for finite element models

News from Safe Technology ( 7 December 2006)

Software finds truth in weld evaluation

User application article Emerson Copeland has selected Verity, the weld fatigue analysis methodology developed by Battelle and now commercially available only in fe-safe.

News from Safe Technology ( 6 November 2006)

Fatigue analysis papers available to download

Papers and presentations from the second fe-safe User Group Meeting are now available for download from the Safe Technology Website.

News from Safe Technology (23 October 2006)

Users to hear secrets of fatigue life prediction

The 2nd fe-safe User Group Meeting will take place on Wednesday 20th September 2006.

News from Safe Technology (24 July 2006)

Fe-safe available to its engineers globally

Dana Corporation has extended the use of Safe Technology's state-of-the art fatigue analysis software, fe-safe, by making the software available to its engineers globally.

News from Safe Technology (21 July 2006)

Weld fatigue and durability explained

Two seminars explore the modern theories and practical application of durability and weld fatigue techniques and offer an introduction to fe-safe and Verity in fe-safe.

News from Safe Technology (26 May 2006)

Analysing weld stress added to durability software

Durability analysis software for FE models includes mesh-insensitive structural stress method for fatigue evaluation of welded structures.

News from Safe Technology (20 March 2006)

Users exchange fatigue analysis experiences

Safe Technology successfully held the company's first fe-safe user conference on 8th November 2005 at Dana's Technical Centre in Michigan, USA.

News from Safe Technology ( 2 December 2005)

Fatigue and durability seminars set for Texas

Professor John Draper of Safe Technology will be visiting San Antonio, Texas, in November 2005 to present a series of fatigue and durability seminars.

News from Safe Technology (13 October 2005)

Software predicts fatigue in welded structures

A ground-breaking new method for predicting fatigue life in welded structures could revolutionise the field and has the potential to save billions of dollars.